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The estimate was based off of damage in Bollinger, Crawford, Iron, Madison, Morgan, Reynolds, Ripley, Washington and Wayne Counties from the July 9-11 storm system.
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Randolph County residents can now able to text emergency services from a wireless device.
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The Missouri Homestead Disaster Tax Credit provides up to $5,000 for insurance deductibles incurred during 2025 disasters, such as the May 16 tornado that hit the St. Louis area.
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Moberly Joint Communication now handles all fire and law enforcement calls for the county.
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Columbia Fire Department Chief Brian Schaeffer said the software wipes all personal information, including names and procedures performed on callers to protect privacy.
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The waiver allows pharmacists to use their judgment in filling prescriptions for morphine, oxycontin and other controlled substances.
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If President Trump approves the disaster declaration individuals could get housing, transportation and health care-related aid.
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Gov. Mike Kehoe announced that the Missouri National Guard will send engineering personnel to St. Louis to support tornado recovery operations starting Wednesday through June 11.
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President Donald Trump announced today that he approved disaster declaration for multiple counties in Missouri impacted by severe storms in March and early April, according to a news release.
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FEMA has recently denied Arkansas, West Virginia and Washington's requests for disaster declarations. But Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe says he feels "really good."